Poor households and villagers are naturally the first people to face in poverty alleviation work. First, we need to go home door to door, get to know the latest situation in their homes, see what difficulties they have and what kind of difficult decisions they have, and pass every poverty alleviation policy to their homes so that they can enjoy it, whether it is renovation of dilapidated houses, poverty alleviation or medical care. These are several important life events that the national poverty alleviation policy must make use of.
There are also some poor households who have to rely on subsistence allowances and five-guarantee households to get rid of poverty before they can hope to live a happy life. More importantly, they deserve proper support. These are very basic requirements and the most important policies, that is, to accurately identify these poor households and low-income households, so that they can really get the national policies.
Moreover, some poor households are lazy and want to rely on the state to support them. These are even more important for them to do their ideological work well. This is the necessity of going to night school. We should help them ideologically, let them have no mental problems, and find their own way out of poverty first. This is now called subjective initiative.
In addition, there is the problem of helping the poor industries. How to operate such a project, how to operate it better and how to sell such an industry are all very important things.
Moreover, all kinds of materials should be prepared every year, and all kinds of work should be well prepared, because there are still many inspections, especially at the end of the year, which this poverty alleviation cadre has experienced.